Sentence examples for between two officials from inspiring English sources

"What's involved here," Mr. Rosen said, "is simply a correspondence between two officials in the same union who sometimes disagree strongly with each other".

But it turned out that the incident really began with a rivalry between two officials of the new government over the power to collect arms.

Newly disclosed documents also include an e-mail exchange in October 2010 between two officials in the criminal division discussing the coming indictments in the Phoenix and Tucson cases.

Although some parts of the media will portray it as a struggle between two official campaigns, the real story must be a rich national democratic debate.

Schumacher fell, striking his head on a rock, while skiing in deep snow between two official pistes at Meribel in the French Alps on Sunday morning.

Later reports said he used an air force plane to return overnight to Majorca between two official engagements, and frequently used government planes to go to Frankfurt, where his girlfriend lives.

The customs officials in Bombay stumbled upon the dildo in the sock, and it was quickly passed between three officials before it was hidden again.

He believes that things will change with future generations as schools, the media, and the government all become more comfortable navigating between eleven official languages.

For example, in December's parliamentary elections in Uzbekistan, it was the lack of real choice between five official parties, all supporting President Karimov's programme, on which the OSCE focused its criticism.

The MacLeish dossier contains more than six hundred pages, including a remarkable exchange of letters and memorandums, stamped "SECRET," between MacLeish and J. Edgar Hoover, which serve to expose the differences in thinking between the two officials — and, indeed, others in the government — on the subject of liberalism and witch-hunting.

The stark difference in views between the two officials is surprising because they have been seen as close allies.